This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: University of Portland, University of Washington. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Brian Fabien and Safety in Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control
Introduction
Brian Fabien is an inventor associated with Portland, Oregon. His patent work addresses vehicle safety in platoons, where connected vehicles coordinate their speed and spacing.
Latest Patents
Fabien is associated with 1 patent: “Safe Occlusion-Aware Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control Under Environmental Interference.” The invention describes a method for controlling an ego vehicle’s speed when visibility or sensor information is occluded. It uses information received before the occlusion to determine minimum safe spacing and relative velocity from a preceding vehicle, then calculates a safety speed. The system sends an adaptive cruise control command to keep the ego vehicle at or below that speed, using vehicle-to-vehicle communication and sensor-based feedback as available.
Career Highlights
Fabien’s listed institutional affiliations include the University of Washington and the University of Portland. His patent focuses on improving the safety of cooperative adaptive cruise control when environmental interference limits the information available to a vehicle.
Collaborations
Fabien’s listed coworkers include Yudong Lin and Santosh Devasia. Their shared work is connected to research and development in vehicle control and safety.
Conclusion
Brian Fabien’s patent presents an approach to maintaining safer vehicle spacing and speed during occlusion, contributing to the development of cooperative driving systems.
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